The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-22
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Dsosnber aoth, iss7.
A. ". nilburn, Of Belfast. called on friends
NJ. nassis sparsur d ssill attending school
q Hillsbos0.
Mis- Eshsl skssu, of 0rssna.ld, Il visiting
friends here.
Cyrus Kidd, Of Paint 2. o., hes removed 70
O. \. EppsrsonS farm southeast Of town.
o. B. Rhoades visited friends near Latham,
In Pike county, the latter part Of last week.
We wish The readers Of the Nxws-HERALD,
especially in this vioiaity, Merry Christmaa
Mrs. Louisa Barksr's afliction took an Nm.
favorable turn yesterday and she was reported
much worso.
A number Of psrsons from this vicinity A.
tended divine service at New Boston last Bun
day evening.
John Mscksrlsy. Of the dry goods firm Of
his mother last Sunday.
Our teachers are arranging for . literary
entertainment in the room occupied BY the
high school next Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Finch, one OF the leading hucksters Of
Greenfield, drove three hundred turkeys
through this plsoe from Sinking Spring Satur.
day.
Abraham Smith, who has been long aflictsd
With pulmonary trouble, has been much worse
for several days past but d slightly better TO-
day.
Ellsworth warnook and wife nse Mis- 0ussis
With Mrs. Warnock's parents northeast Of
town.
The second quarterly meeting for Rainsboro
Circuit will be held at New Boston Saturday
snd Sunday week, beginning at 2:so p. m. on
Saturday.
Milton ". sparsur and J. B. ao.ssts xsnt
TO New Boston last evening 10 aseistin getting
the music ready for their sntsrtaiamsnt sasur-
Mr.. Ohansy, Of Washington @. H., who was
TO have addressed the association last Saturday
was detained at homo on account Of sickness
in his family.
Let I'll the members Of the Sunday School
be in their places on Christmas eve and help to
make the services interesting - well - TO
claim share In the treat
J. ". Harter moved 70 John Hulitt's proper
y. one door west Of the N. 3. Parsonage yes.
tsrday, and J. 8. williamson moved 70 town
and took possession Of the property vacated BY
him.
From the appearance and dsmsanor and
from our personal acquaintance with the
members Of the b. O. T. A., we Judge that the
educational interest Of the county are in pretty
good hands.
John Pulse delivered two hogs st the scales
here lsstsaturdsy that tipped the bsam st LOSS
Absalom Roads bought one that weighed .
little Lees than 500.
The Teachers Association at this place last
Saturday fully met the expectations Of our
people, We think, except that Mr.. CLANCY, Of
Warrington O. H., was not here to take the
part assigned him ON the program. The
morning Was unfavorsbls but . half hundred
m mora koaNhaPa hravad fhA akorun And rn0ak of
them were on hands In good time considering
the condition Of the roads and the distance
they had 70 travel. Msssrs. R. B. Barrett, Of
New Lexington. William Rogers, Of Samantha.
and Samuel Major. Of Hillsboro, each present.
pertinent but widely difsrent topics, but
coming within the range Of educational work.
The music furnishsd By tho choir was good.
The discussions upon the different themes
presented and the criticisms ON tho essays
and pleasautries were indulged IN 70 prevent
monotony. The citizens chesrfully and boun-
tifully provided free entertainment for al /;
came ont literally 10 the services and were de-
lighted with what they saw and heard.
Twsnty-six new members wsre obtained q
their meeting here.
The superintendent Of the Hillsboro schools
and ssven or eight Of the teachers were pres
ent.
The next association viii be held at Eaman-
| TIA, the tine 70 b hxed By the executive COM
mittse.
We ware surprised that none Of the Green
deld tesohefs ware present. - the distance 10
only ten miles and good pike al the way.
D. 8. Ferguson, Of the Lsssburg schools,
was accompanied by his wife and children.
They came over Friday evening and remained
among their friends TIL Sunday morning.